Healing Power of Faith Against Diseases
A religious note asserts that sunlight does not spread disease and that God’s love provides healing power. It emphasizes faith as a remedy and promises divine protection from illnesses.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1946
Page
4
A religious note asserts that sunlight does not spread disease and that God’s love provides healing power. It emphasizes faith as a remedy and promises divine protection from illnesses.
A rural column notes heavy tensions from war debt worries to labor strikes and foreign policy clashes. It mentions Byrnes and Wallace in dispute over Russia, Ford plant capacity at sixty percent, and a general sense of uncertainty amid economic strain and rising consumer concerns. Local notices follow.
Round Grove notes electricity work finished at Clarence Work, a new family enjoys power. Local residents report visits and outings with families including Podaril Hawkins Hartsock Houseal Colton Skybar Shuerman in Davenport Columbus Junction and Davenport.
Bob Here Coming Sunday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Rech and one child spent Sunday afternoon at the J J Rich home. Sympathy extended to the Schantz family in the loss of Mrs Catherine Secheantz who died in Wayland on Saturday afternoon September 14. Mrs Schantz had lived in this community before moving to Wayland. Mr and Mrs Vernon Burke of Manson visited her brother Deb Var Widmer and wife for supper Thursday night.
The record lists a series of Saturday and Monday visits. Noah Widmers, Mr and Mrs Max Leichty and daughter joined at the Delmar Widmer home. Howard Platt with Gladys and Billy visited the D C Sechantz home. Horace Hesseltine and Joe visited the Lester Hesseltine home.
In Stringtown on September 18 Mrs. Peter Widmer was brought home from Iown City hospital after having a cataract removed from her eye. A cooperative dinner followed at Noah Widmer's home with Crank Nebel and family, Joan Gugel and family, Clarence Boshart and family, Alex Dorsch, Elmer Hurkler and son, Mrs. Herry Redlingshafer of Illinois, and Verla Boshart of California attending.
Housewives praise gas cooking devices for efficiency and control highlighting easy heat adjustment and fast meal preparation. They stress reliability, safety features, and cost savings compared to electric stoves.
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